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  • QuestionCan the Surface Pro X place and receive Cellular calls and texts when activated with a Verizon Service. Basically, can it full replace a Cellular Phone?

    Asked by Tbard.

    • Answer You can use Skype or Google Voice or whatever, but no you can't place normal cellular calls with it.

      Answered by HomeSkillet

  • QuestionDoes this tablet have a headphone jack port?

    Asked by Headphones.

    • Answer Unfortunately it doesn't. Even to use a wired mouse I have to use a USB to USB-C adapter.

      Answered by Child

  • QuestionIs the pen and keyboard included with it?

    Asked by Damodar.

    • Answer Surface Pro X does not include the keyboard and Slim Pen. If you're interested in both accessories you can find them in a bundle here: https://www.bestbuy.com/site/microsoft-surface-pro-x-signature-keyboard-with-slim-pen-black/6382788.p?skuId=6382788.

      Answered by MicrosoftOutreachTeam

  • QuestionHi there, I'm wondering if there's will be 64-bit for Surface Pro X, when it's going to happen?

    Asked by KhaJJ.

    • Answer The Surface Pro X can natively run 64-bit apps. However, this requires the apps/software to be ported to ARM64, an evolution of ARM that supports 64-bit processing. ...and here is the non-technical answer. In some ways the Surface Pro X is ahead of it's time. The ARM technology (commonly used is cell phones) is new for laptops. The downside with any new technology is adoption. Apps and software companies have to upgrade their services to work with these new processors. This was occurring slowly when the Surface X was first introduced. It's happening more quickly now, especially now that Apple has started running ARM processors in some laptops. Has the hardware manufactures are using these processors more, it will put more pressure on the software providers to upgrade their services. That all being said, the isn't a specific date this will happen. It is happening now and will continue to happen... but it will likely be a little while before all apps and services will run 64-bit natively (without emulation, which is available now). Hope this helps.

      Answered by JNosek

  • Questionwhat are the detailed specs of the Microsoft SQ1 processor for this specific unit? I have seen different versions- 1Ghz vs 3.0 GHz, etc. I am referring to the model: MJX-00001

    Asked by JD.

    • Answer Microsoft SQ® 1 processor has a peak clock speed of 3 GHz.

      Answered by MicrosoftOutreachTeam

  • QuestionI got my surface pro 7x today. The only issue I have found is the way you charge it. It is not something you plug into the unit. It is a strange looking plug that fits on the side of the surface. It falls off very easily.

    Asked by Alta.

    • Answer Surface Pro X uses a magnetic charger with the Surface Connect port to charge the device. If your charger is having difficulties staying connected, please feel free to reach out to our support team: https://aka.ms/AA4rbq6.

      Answered by MicrosoftOutreachTeam

  • QuestionWhy are these not stocked in stores??? I went to purchase one with cash in hand from the sale of another computer. No BB stores have them within 250 miles. I was told “because they are so popular” which is not true. Tons of SP7s in stock, no SPxs :(

    Asked by SurfaceProBuyer.

    • Answer I had the same experience. They were slow to sell initially because so many of the apps were incompatible with the ARM processor used. This has gotten better over time and it's expected that apps and programs will continue to upgrade to be compatible with ARM technology. This is especially the case now that Apple is also now rolling out laptops using ARM processors.

      Answered by JNosek

  • QuestionWhat accessories go with this?

    Asked by c2h3s4w1.

    • Answer Accessories that are compatible with Surface Pro X include Surface Pro X Signature Keyboard, Surface Slim Pen and Surface Arc Mouse. Please visit our website to view all compatible accessories: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/collections/surfaceproxaccessories

      Answered by MicrosoftOutreachTeam

  • QuestionDoes this computer come with windows 10 pro installed?

    Asked by judyq.

    • Answer Thanks for the question! Surface Pro X comes with Windows 10 Home installed. You will have the ability to upgrade to Windows 10 Pro if you'd like.

      Answered by MicrosoftOutreachTeam

  • QuestionBought this and really wish I hadnt and it's too late to take back. I don't know what kind of mouse to use or even how to use it. I have basically a useless computer

    Asked by mark.

    • Answer Surface Pro X is compatible with Surface Arc Mouse and Microsoft Bluetooth Ergonomic Mouse. For tips on how to use your new Surface Pro X, visit our website here: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/tips/surface

      Answered by MicrosoftOutreachTeam

  • QuestionCan I plug in 2 external monitors to the surface pro x? Also, does it has SSD?

    Asked by HarryT.

    • Answer This version of Surface Pro X comes with a 128GB SSD. While you are able to connect one external monitor to your Surface Pro X using a USB-C to HDMI adapter, if you would like to use two external monitors with your Surface we recommend checking out Surface Dock 2 here: https://www.bestbuy.com/site/microsoft-surface-dock-2-black/6408935.p?skuId=6408935.

      Answered by MicrosoftOutreachTeam

  • QuestionI want to upgrade my 2016 pro 4, I need a cellular version with the same power as my old one. I have a core i7, 16gb ram, and 256gb hdd but want a 1 TB. I want it in verizon, can you guys offer me something like this?

    Asked by Marcus.

    • Answer Great question! We recommend checking with your provider to see if Surface Pro X is compatible with their network. The largest size Surface Pro X you can get is the model with 512 SSD. You can find this device here: https://www.bestbuy.com/site/microsoft-surface-pro-x-13-touch-screen-microsoft-sq1-16gb-memory-512gb-solid-state-drive-wi-fi-4g-lte-matte-black/6381273.p?skuId=6381273.

      Answered by MicrosoftOutreachTeam

  • QuestionCan you add Windows 365 to this device

    Asked by Louiemom.

    • Answer Windows 10 comes standard on Surface Pro X, and comes with a free 30 day trial of Office 365. If you would like to learn more about the different plan options, we suggest looking at this link: https://products.office.com/en-us/compare-all-microsoft-office-products?&activetab=tab:primaryr1.

      Answered by MicrosoftOutreachTeam

  • Questionit says insert a Sim but I couldn't find it where!!!!!

    Asked by Anonymous.

    • Answer The Microsoft Surface Pro X does have an LTE (cellular) model that supports a SIM card for mobile data connectivity. If your Surface Pro X is asking for a SIM card but you cannot find where to insert it, here's what you need to know: SIM Card Slot Location: The SIM card slot on the Surface Pro X is typically located under the rear kickstand. Eject the Kickstand: To access the SIM card slot, you need to first eject the rear kickstand. To do this, place your Surface Pro X on a flat surface, with the rear of the device facing up. Locate the Slot: Once the kickstand is removed, you will find the SIM card slot near the bottom of the device. It's usually a small, rectangular slot. Insert the SIM Card: Carefully insert your SIM card into the slot. Ensure that it's inserted correctly, with the chip facing down and the notched corner aligned as per the slot's diagram. Secure the Kickstand: After inserting the SIM card, reattach the rear kickstand, ensuring it clicks securely into place. Activation: Once the SIM card is inserted, you may need to activate it with a mobile carrier or configure the cellular settings in the device's settings menu. It's important to note that not all Surface Pro X models come with LTE capabilities. If you have a Wi-Fi-only model, you will not have a SIM card slot, and you should not receive a message prompting you to insert a SIM card. If you're still having trouble finding the SIM card slot or have concerns about using cellular data on your Surface Pro X, consider referring to the device's user manual or contacting Microsoft Support for assistance. Master Mind

      Answered by customer

  • QuestionWill I still able to use the surface pro x with WIFI and not the LTE?

    Asked by Asianboy2001.

    • Answer Yes, you can use the Microsoft Surface Pro X with Wi-Fi without activating or using the LTE (cellular) capabilities. The Surface Pro X comes with Wi-Fi connectivity, just like other Wi-Fi-only devices, allowing you to connect to Wi-Fi networks for internet access and other online activities. If you choose not to activate the LTE feature or do not have a data plan, your Surface Pro X will function as a regular Wi-Fi-only device. You can connect it to Wi-Fi networks at home, work, cafes, or any other location with Wi-Fi access to browse the internet, download apps, stream content, and perform various online tasks. To use Wi-Fi on your Surface Pro X, you can follow these general steps: Turn on your Surface Pro X. Open the "Settings" app. Navigate to the "Network & Internet" section. Select "Wi-Fi." Turn on Wi-Fi if it's not already enabled. Choose a Wi-Fi network from the available list. Enter the Wi-Fi network's password if required. Once connected, you'll have internet access through Wi-Fi. So, whether you have an LTE-enabled Surface Pro X or not, you can always rely on Wi-Fi connectivity for internet access and stay connected wherever Wi-Fi networks are available.

      Answered by customer

  • QuestionDoes Surface Pro support ebooks?

    Asked by Anonymous.

    • Answer Yes, the Surface Pro, like most Windows-based devices, supports e-books. You can read e-books on a Surface Pro by using various e-book reader applications available from the Microsoft Store or by using other e-book reader software compatible with Windows. Here are a few options: Microsoft Edge: The default web browser on Windows, Microsoft Edge, has a built-in e-book reader feature. You can open and read e-books in ePub and PDF formats directly within the browser. Adobe Digital Editions: This is a popular e-book reader software for Windows that supports ePub and PDF formats. You can download it for free and use it to manage and read your e-books. Calibre: Calibre is a powerful and open-source e-book management tool that allows you to convert, organize, and read e-books in various formats. It's a versatile choice for e-book enthusiasts. Amazon Kindle for PC: If you have Kindle e-books from Amazon, you can install the "Kindle for PC" app to read your purchased e-books on your Surface Pro. Other e-book reader apps: There are numerous e-book reader apps available on the Microsoft Store, including Book Bazaar Reader, Freda, and Cover. You can choose one that suits your preferences and supports the e-book formats you use. Remember that the compatibility and features of e-book reader apps may vary, so you can select the one that best meets your needs and preferences. You can also purchase and download e-books from various sources, such as Amazon Kindle, Barnes & Noble, or independent e-book stores, and read them on your Surface Pro using compatible applications.

      Answered by customer

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  • QuestionWhich one is a newer or more advanced machine: surface 8 or surface X?

    Asked by Go.

    • Answer Surface Pro 8 is the new machine.

      Answered by BruceWayne

  • QuestionDoes this come with a camera and microphone?

    Asked by Anonymous.

    • Answer Yes to both. Also a forward and rear facing cameras.

      Answered by BradK

  • QuestionWill this run Inventor and similar CAD programs?

    Asked by Justin.

    • Answer I'm not sure about those 2 programs but I know every program I try to use that requires it even just a decent amount of processor speed it says no

      Answered by Stuff

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